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Roxy Roca: Greasy Review

For some artists, the coronavirus pandemic presented an opportunity to stock up on new material; for others, it inspired reflection

When Joe Bonamassa, Walter Trout, and Eric Gales give you props, one tends to take notice. A “British Blues Legend”

Sonic Mojo is Foghat’s 17th studio album and is headed up by founding member and drummer Roger Earl. Molly Hatchet

Blues rock was swamped with teenage hotshots in the genre’s mid-’90s semi-revival (Jonny Lang and Kenny Wayne Shepherd, to name

I re-watched The Last Waltz to refresh my memory about the first time that I saw Bob Margolin play guitar.

They still got it. Decades after the Rolling Stones’ 1964 self-titled debut album and 18 years after their last studio

Mathias Lattin, a rising star from Houston, Texas, introduces his latest offering and debut full-length effort, Up Next. Still

Ten years is a long time. How long is a matter of perspective relative to what you’re reflecting on. For